Australian Open 2020

[polo90]

AH Jakie to jest nudne wszytkie 4 szlemy rozdzielą między siebe Djokovic i Nadal

Myślę że będzie tak
AO Djokovic
Rg Nadal
WIM Djokovic
US OPen Nadal

[Damian]

2020 Australian Open Wildcard Playoff - finał:

[6] John-Patrick Smith d. [3] Max Purcell 6-3 6-4 6-1

[The Djoker]

Aleś ty odkrywczy Polo. Ale prędzej tak:
AO Nadal
RG Djoković/Thiem
W Federer
IO Djoković
USO Djoković/Tsitsipas

[jaccol55]

[DUN I LOVE]

Dla organizatorów AO rok bez nowości, rokiem straconym.

[jaccol55]

Bardzo dobrze. W ich klimacie im więcej zadaszenia, tym lepiej.

[DUN I LOVE]

Owszem. Od dłuższego czasu jestem pod wrażeniem kolejnych inwestycji. No i raczej nie są to wydatki na jakieś udziwnienia, tylko przemyślane, odpowiadające potrzebom.

[jaccol55]

https://www.onet.pl/?utm_source=onetsg_ ... 66&utm_v=2

Jakby jeszcze klimę zamontowali na kortach, to już w ogóle byłaby bajka.

[Nando]

[Damian]

OUT Pouille (prawy łokieć)
IN Donaldson

[Barty]

No to będzie obsuwa w rejony 60-70 miejsca po AO. W sumie adekwatnie do poziomu reprezentowanego przez ostatni rok.

[DUN I LOVE]

Przykro mi, Bartek.

[Damian]

Australian Open 2020 - lista zgłoszeń do kwalifikacji:

Jared Donaldson 99 (PR)
James Duckworth 100
Kamil Majchrzak 101
Yuichi Sugita 103
Henri Laaksonen 104
Brayden Schnur 106
Andrej Martin 107
Dennis Novak 108
Norbert Gombos 109
Taro Daniel 110
Marcel Granollers 111
Evgeny Donskoy 112
Denis Kudla 113
Thomas Fabbiano 114
Paolo Lorenzi 115
Antoine Hoang 116
Peter Gojowczyk 117
Gianluca Mager 118
Federico Coria 120
Go Soeda 121
Emil Ruusuvuori 123
Prajnesh Gunneswaran 124
Yannick Maden 126
Jason Jung 127
Hyeon Chung 128
Sumit Nagal 130
Ilya Ivashka 131
Marc Polmans 134
Bradley Klahn 135
Steven Diez 136
Facundo Bagnis 137
Zhizhen Zhang 138
Jozef Kovalik 139
Pedro Sousa 140
Martin Klizan 141
Dudi Sela 142
Juan Pablo Varillas 143
Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 144
Blaz Rola 145
Emilio Gomez 146
Alessandro Giannessi 148
Sergiy Stakhovsky 150
Lorenzo Giustino 151
Federico Gaio 152
Marius Copil 153
Jay Clarke 154
Nikola Milojevic 155
Sebastian Ofner 156
Steve Darcis 157
Viktor Troicki 158
Alex Bolt 159
Kimmer Coppejans 160
Andrew Harris 161
Oscar Otte 163
Rudolf Molleker 164
Darian King 166
Mitchell Krueger 167
Mikael Torpegaard 168
Danilo Petrovic 169
Pedro Martinez 170
Filip Horansky 171
Yannick Hanfmann 172
Joao Domingues 173
Ramkumar Ramanathan 174
Mohamed Safwat 175
Elias Ymer 176
Tallon Griekspoor 178
Lukas Rosol 180
Roberto Marcora 181
Enrique Lopez Perez 182
Lukas Lacko 183
Peter Polansky 184
Bernard Tomic 185
Maximilian Marterer 185 (PR)
Dmitry Popko 186
Mats Moraing 187
J.J. Wolf 188
Joao Menezes 189
Carlos Taberner 190
Daniel Elahi Galan 191
Enzo Couacaud 192
Zhe Li 193
Nicolas Mahut 194
Andrea Collarini 195
Maxime Cressy 196
Mario Vilella Martinez 197
Botic Van de Zandschulp 198
Thanasi Kokkinakis 199
Bernabe Zapata Miralles 200
Frederico Ferreira Silva 202
Dustin Brown 203
Constant Lestienne 204
Tommy Robredo 205
Maxime Janvier 206
Facundo Mena 208
Marco Trungelliti 209
Blaz Kavcic 209 (PR)
Noah Rubin 210
Thiago Seyboth Wild 211
Alexey Vatutin 212
Alejandro Tabilo 213
Nicola Kuhn 214
Yan Bai 215
Hiroki Moriya 216
Elliot Benchetrit 217
Michael Mmoh 218
Quentin Halys 220
Max Purcell 221
Tristan Lamasine 222
Matthias Bachinger 223
Ernesto Escobedo 224
Matteo Viola 225
Ernests Gulbis 226
Adrian Menendez-Maceiras 227
Christopher Eubanks 228
Stefano Napolitano 229
Donald Young 230
Zdenek Kolar 231
Mathias Bourgue 232
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)

Rezerwowi:
1 Julian Lenz 233
2 Alexandre Muller 234
3 Tung-Lin Wu 235
4 Juan Pablo Ficovich 237
5 Duckhee Lee 238
6 Liam Broady 240
7 Filippo Baldi 241
8 Tobias Kamke 242
9 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski 243
10 Matthew Ebden 244
11 Roberto Ortega-Olmedo 245
12 Pedja Krstin 246
13 Ji Sung Nam 247
14 Francisco Cerundolo 248
15 Sebastian Korda 249
16 Amir Weintraub 249 (PR)
17 Viktor Galovic 250
18 Pavel Kotov 251
19 Daniel Masur 253
20 Blake Mott 253 (PR)

[DUN I LOVE]

Dorzucam swoją cegłę do odliczania (stan na 21.12):

[Damian]

[Damian]

Kwalifikacje:
OUT: Donaldson (MD)
IN: Lenz

[arti]

[grzes430]

Record $71 million in prize money for Australian Open 2020

Spoiler:

The world’s best players will compete for a record $71 million prize money at Australian Open 2020, an increase of 13.6 percent on the record purse in 2019.

The rise continues a remarkable growth in the event’s prize money in recent years, more than doubling over the last decade.

Australian Open Tournament Director Craig Tiley said the increase was another important step in continuing to invest in the playing group.

"We have long been committed to improving the pay and conditions for a deeper pool of international tennis players, in fact since AO 2007 prize money has more than tripled from $20 million to the $71 million for 2020 we are announcing today," Tiley said.

“This year, as we do every year, we worked with the tours to establish the weighting for prize money increases round-by-round, and we pushed to reward players competing early in the tournament in both singles and doubles.

“We strongly believe in growing prize money at all levels of the game and we will continue to work with the playing group to create viable career paths in the sport and enable more players to make more money.”

There will be double digit percentage increases across qualifying and every round of the main draw except the final in singles. For example, players losing in the first round of qualifying will take home $20,000 up 33 percent, while players losing in the first round of the main draw will earn $90,000 in prize money in 2020.

Australian Open 2020 prize money fast facts:

· First round qualifiers – $20,000 up 33.3 percent

· First round doubles teams – $25,000 up 19.05 percent

· First round main draw singles players – $90,000 up 20 percent

· Players reaching the second round – $128,000 up 21.9 percent from $105,000

· Semifinalists will earn $1.04 million, up 13 percent

· Singles champions will take home $4.12 million

· The total Australian Open prize purse is $71 million, up 13.6 percent on AO 2019

· Australian Open prize money has increased by more than 412 percent, or $57.1 million in the 20 years since 2001, when it was $13.9 million

· Prize money has more than doubled (183.9 percent increase) from $25 million in 2011 (10 years)

· Prize money has increased 61.4 percent over the last five years

· Prize money has increased 255 percent since Craig Tiley became Tournament Director for AO 2007.

Australian Open 2020 prize money:

SINGLES – men's and women's

Per player – 128 draw

Winner

$ 4,120,000

Runner-up

$ 2,065,000

Semifinal

$ 1,040,000

Quarterfinal

$ 525,000

Round 4

$ 300,000

Round 3

$ 180,000

Round 2

$ 128,000

Round 1

$ 90,000

DOUBLES – men's and women's

Per team – 64 draw

Winner

$ 760,000

Runner-up

$ 380,000

Semifinal

$ 200,000

Quarterfinal

$ 110,000

Round 3

$ 62,000

Round 2

$ 38,000

Round 1

$ 25,000

QUALIFYING SINGLES – men’s and women’s

Per player – 128 draw

Round 3

$ 50,000

Round 2

$ 32,500

Round 1

$ 20,000

MIXED DOUBLES

Per team – 32 draw

Winner

$ 190,000

Runner-up

$ 100,000

Semifinal

$ 50,000

Quarterfinal

$ 24,000

Round 2

$ 12,000

Round 1

$ 6,250



*All prize money amounts are in Australian dollars.

https://ausopen.com/articles/news/recor ... -open-2020

[Barty]

[Kamileki]